The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-11-25
Eggs are scarce.

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meets Two weeks from Monday.
Mr.. RIG. Walker was 10 Mobile
the early portion OF the week.
all our merchants have begun 10
lay in their winter supply OF candies.
Several drummers IN town this
week interviewing our merchants.
Read carefully the local adver.
tisements IN our Moss Point items
this week.
DIR. HI. Howe retuFnd this week
for Il tour of the county pablo
scllODls.
Tue tug Agnes is ont on the Ital-
ian ship ways being thoroughly re.
paired.
There have been several deaths
among our colored citizens this
week.
Chatauqua Circle had a meeting
Monday night. Proceedings else
where.
Some ten or twelve new members
were received into the Methodist
Church Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Trehtrn, the oyerseer,
is putting in some good work on the
Telephone road.
Mrs. j. w. Barnes spent the lat
ter part of last week OH Il visit to
relatives at Grand Bay, Ala.
All our hunters got back top side
UP with care, bur it can be said of
some-with very little game.
Mr.. w. Denny has returned from
Jackson, where he went to attend
the U. S. Circuit Court.
Country produce taken in ex.
change for goods at cash figures at
Bloomfield & Barnes, Moss Point
Our friend. Mr.. Il. I. Cowart, of
the firm Of E. I. Cowart & Bro,
Mobile, vas over one day last week.
We notice two or three small
dwellings in course of erection in
the suburbs on the Telephone road.
There was a wedding in town last
week, but we have been unable to
the alIe OF the contracting
parties.
Judge Thomas j. McGee came
down from Amrricus on official
business last Saturday, returning
Sunday.
The second prize in the gun club
hunt was won by Mr.. l.. N. Dantz-
er, Jr., of this place. Bully, for
Mol
Mrs. T. A. Coulson las, we re.
greet to say, been seriously i'll, bnt
= now better and in fair way Tor u
peedy recovery.
Sunday and Monday were two
egulal old fashioned winter days,
'nd one frlt like staying as close to
he fire as possible.
Miss EdwiHa McIainiS Is visiting
elatives in Mobile, where she ex. I
'ectS 10 remain sometime. We wish
VI her a pleasant visit.
The list ut Officers aud time of
!erIing OF the Masonic Lodge and
(. of ii. will 5t found in our local
irectOry, in this issue.
Mrs, Myers, who was burned out
ist week, has rented one of Mr.. A..
'lumeI's houses, near his store, and
e.Opened his boarding house.
Mr.. j. F. Garter, Jr., left Monday
light for MillvIew, Fla, where he
oeS to work OIL the new mill being
uilt hy Mr.. g. W. Robinson at that
lace.
CHRISTMAS is only one month of, +.
nd in few more days the show
!ntinws Of oar various business
ouSes will be adorned with Christ
wares.
The footway leading to the bridge
yer Rhodes BAYOU, near the resi-
of Mr.. w. Fred Herrin, is in :
ilher a dllaprdatcd condition aud Z
need Of repairs,
AT Tony Ailegas' oyster saloon /
evening we noticed the s.
Iell Of the largest oyster we ever
'member seeing. 1t measured !
lily six inches in length and tour =
breadth. Ii
Owing to the revival meeting In =
rogress in HaudsborO Rev. Mr.. i
.yers never filled his appointment
that town Sunday last, and a
reached in the Methodist Church, y,
lis place, thar night instead. n
Mr.. W. o. Huntington. of Beu- +
Dnia, Mich, is visiting his son, MIR. y
!. w. Huntington in our town. He hi
Hpects to remain all winter, aud pl
trust his visit will I've "A most =.
leasaut and agreeable one.
If you are in need of anything in
he job printing line doh't fail to
al on II. G.. Herring ut the old
.duertiser Office or Bloomfield &
store. Neat work, rates
leap aud satistac tion guaranteed.
Have your job printing done at d
nme. Call on III. @. Herring at \
& Barnes store or tue |"
Id Advertiser Office. Neat work,
reap rates, prompt delivery aud
ltisfactiOn guaranteed.
Saturday night the wind shifted .
round to Tire north, increased in /,
in velocity towards morn
e and blew = regular blizzard =
ON that direction AL day Sunday,